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Subject: Re: Submission for mod.telecom (Comments on telephone toll fraud)
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Date: Mon, 4-May-87 19:17:41 EDT
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Summary: Apocryphal (?) Crosstalk Incident



In an earlier article, I referred to an incident, which I suggested
possibly was apocryphal, of problems due to 2600 Hz crosstalk 
affecting tone fraud detection equipment.

I was told of the several years ago, at an ANSI standards meeting
by a telephone industry employee.  The incident probably took
place in the late 70's or early 80's, and possibly was in
Chicago.